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*FREE DINNER AND PANEL*

Whether the Trump and Trudeau governments acknowledge it or not, the ever-present threat of climate change looms over all of us. Are we heading towards a global climate action revolution- or away from one? What is Canada's role in all this?

This panel will bring expertise from a variety of important Canadian minds on the future of climate change and all it entails: policy, foreign relations, economics, scientific innovation, business, and society. Broaden your perspective as we take a multi-faceted journey towards understanding our future with climate change. Join us in addressing these important topics and more in our dinner and discussion event - a chance eat and engage with peers and scholars!

This event will take place from 6:30-8:30 pm in the stunning Music Room at Hart House with a full catered dinner from an environmentally conscience and delicious source.

We are happy to announce that dinner will be provided by Ital Vital Restaurant- a provider of delicious, nourishing Rastafarian-style vegan cuisine.

Our speaker panel include the following outstanding individuals: - Professor Matthew Hoffman of the Department of Poltical Science at the University of Toronto, an expert in global environmental policy- Nicholas Morgan, co-Founder of Morgan Solar- a technology business with the goal of making solar energy the most used and affordable future source of energy, and former employee in Ontario Energy- Jessie Ma- a distinguished research fellow at Ryerson University, and co-founder of the ALERT project, which encourages energy conservation and efficiency in Toronto’s low-income apartment buildings, with over a dozen years of experience in Hydro One.

A proud part of UTEA's Timelapse Speaker Series funded by the Canada 150 fund honouring Canada's 150 years as a country inspiring change, education and innovation.